Deep funding cuts and widespread layoffs impact everything from local public health outreach to global disease surveillance, making us more vulnerable, experts warn.

"Strengthening and supporting our global health workforce is essential to building resilient systems capable of responding to current and future health crises," he said. Bipartisan support reinforces ...

What happens when these contacts occur in a setting with compromised public health infrastructure? A recent study reports ...

Critics of the Trump administration’s early actions on global health—withdrawing from the World Health Organization (WHO) and ...

To navigate financial constraints, African nations must rethink and redesign their healthcare systems. Three key areas where ...

Kennedy announced Thursday he would cut 10,000 jobs at the agency, including 18% of employees at the Centers for Disease ... Prevention; the National Center for Environmental Health; the Global ...

China is not as big a player in the manufacturing of key ingredients used to make brand and generic medicines as previously ...

TB can be found in every major city, in every country. Failing to control it threatens global health security. Now is not the moment to turn our backs on the disease.

As scientists, health professionals, and lawyers engaged in reducing pandemic spillover risks, we recognise the urgent need ...

H.H. Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council, has witnessed the inauguration of a regional vaccine distribution hub in ...

European tuberculosis surveillance report underscores the gravity of the situation in the WHO European region.1 Across 53 ...